Rolodexes

The rolodex seems to have gone the way of the answering machine, but it's sculptural and functional beauty has yet to be fully explored, in my opinion.

Tape Dispensers

This summer's activities have begun with a return to the basics, drawing and office supplies.

horror maps

In an effort to understand the structure of horror movies, I have started mapping out the sequences and spaces that form them.

Taped on Arches

A chance encounter with my friends "sculpture sketches" or patterns, inspired this ode to form and construction. I have reinterpreted their sketches into a formal representation of the imaginary space that these paper arches hold before the sculpture is constructed. Freezing space before its made.

Table Vator (vesion 1)

Table Vator (the in progress skelton)

This is the styrofoam print that has been the starting point for the table vator, a table of elevators.

Monocle Chronicle

My new and collaborative piece Monocle Chronicle is currently on view at Philadelphia's Space 1026 in a group show entitled "Paradise Now." The second in my series of non-projecting projectors, this one has a new innovative wall-mounted position, in contrast to the table top version. The content and imagery of the self-contained motorized viewer has been provided by Jon Schroeder, along with a wonderful soundtrack, especially composed for the monocle chronicle film/projector piece. The "film" follows the mundane activities of a the street on a sunny day, which quickly dissolve into multi-layer pixel mayhem.

It is uniquely housed in the Space Pod (or mini gallery within a gallery, pictured above) built and curated by Caleb Rogers. More picture from the show are available at the Space 1026 website:
http://space1026.com/space.php?action=event_detail&showID=140

film strip pics below: